bromide

Converse of object

• contain: One lettuce sample contained inorganic bromide at levels 22 times the safety level [ 2 ] for young children.
• use: Later, Talbot changed to using silver bromide to fix his prints.
• give: For example, ammonia reacts with HBr to give ammonium bromide, NH 4 + Br - .

Preposition: at

• dose: Special Populations: Geriatric patients can use tiotropium bromide at the recommended dose.

Adjective modifier

• inorganic: One lettuce sample contained inorganic bromide at levels 22 times the safety level [ 2 ] for young children.
• soluble: In case of long digestion, an excess of soluble bromide retards, but does not prevent the attainment of great sensitiveness.
• silver: Later, Talbot changed to using silver bromide to fix his prints.

Modifies a noun

• ion: The bromide ions reduce the sulphuric acid to sulfur dioxide gas.
• print: These digital bromide prints can be produced up to giant mural size.
• paper: They lived in involves important risks bromide paper caused a life of.
• solution: It generally occurs in chloride, halide or bromide solutions.
• molecule: The new radical takes a hydrogen from a hydrogen bromide molecule.
• concentration: The figure shows the variations in bromide ion concentration.

Noun used with modifier

• ethidium: These stock solutions are stored in the fume hood with the ethidium bromide.
• tiotropium: Clinical data from nursing women exposed to tiotropium bromide are not available.
• methyl: Avoid the use of methyl bromide in soil with high organic matter.
• ipratropium: Ipratropium bromide does not penetrate the blood brain barrier.
• rocuronium: Various strategies have been employed to ensure tight binding of the rocuronium bromide with the CD.
• vecuronium: Maintenance dose: 20 to 30 micrograms vecuronium bromide per kg body weight.

Preposition: of

• potassium: I therefore, in a darkened room, mixed the aqueous solution of bromide of potassium with that of nitrate of silver.